Jan Yoors (1922-1977) - Cobalt Mountain

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Jan Yoors, Cobalt Mountain, 1977, screenprint on heavyweight linen‑textured paper, signed in pencil and numbered 41/100, 13 cm by 30 cm, Belgium, abstract, produced by Galerie in a limited edition.

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Jan Yoors – “Cobalt Mountain” (1977)
Screen print on high-quality linen-like paper – signed and numbered (41/100)

A particularly powerful and rare screen print by Jan Yoors, an artist whose work sits at the crossroads of abstraction, photography, and textile sensibility.

This work, titled “Cobalt Mountain” (1977), shows a monumental, almost totemic form in deep black, sharply defined against an intense cobalt-blue background. The composition is minimalist yet loaded: a play of mass, void, and tension typical of Yoors’ later oeuvre.

Printed on heavy, linen-like paper with a rich texture that adds depth and tactility to the image. Bottom left hand-signed by the artist, bottom right numbered 41/100. At the bottom, the pencil title and dating are provided.

Details:
• Artist: Jan Yoors
• Title: Cobalt Mountain
• Year: 1977
• Technique: Screen print
• Edition: 41/100
• Signed: Yes, in pencil
• Paper: High-quality, mould-made paper with a linen texture
• Condition: Very good condition (slight, normal edge irregularities consistent with the paper)

Why this work is interesting:
Yoors’ work is internationally valued and resides in important collections. His graphics from the 1970s are relatively scarce on the market, especially in this quality with full signature and numbering. The combination of deep color contrasts and a tactile support makes this a visually strong and collectible piece.

A distinctive work that easily holds its own in both modern and classical collections.

Jan Yoors – “Cobalt Mountain” (1977)
Screen print on high-quality linen-like paper – signed and numbered (41/100)

A particularly powerful and rare screen print by Jan Yoors, an artist whose work sits at the crossroads of abstraction, photography, and textile sensibility.

This work, titled “Cobalt Mountain” (1977), shows a monumental, almost totemic form in deep black, sharply defined against an intense cobalt-blue background. The composition is minimalist yet loaded: a play of mass, void, and tension typical of Yoors’ later oeuvre.

Printed on heavy, linen-like paper with a rich texture that adds depth and tactility to the image. Bottom left hand-signed by the artist, bottom right numbered 41/100. At the bottom, the pencil title and dating are provided.

Details:
• Artist: Jan Yoors
• Title: Cobalt Mountain
• Year: 1977
• Technique: Screen print
• Edition: 41/100
• Signed: Yes, in pencil
• Paper: High-quality, mould-made paper with a linen texture
• Condition: Very good condition (slight, normal edge irregularities consistent with the paper)

Why this work is interesting:
Yoors’ work is internationally valued and resides in important collections. His graphics from the 1970s are relatively scarce on the market, especially in this quality with full signature and numbering. The combination of deep color contrasts and a tactile support makes this a visually strong and collectible piece.

A distinctive work that easily holds its own in both modern and classical collections.

Details

Artist
Jan Yoors (1922-1977)
Sold by
Gallery
Edition
Limited edition
Edition number
41/100
Title of artwork
Cobalt Mountain
Technique
Silkscreen
Signature
Signed
Country of origin
Belgium
Year
1977
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
13 cm
Width
30 cm
Style
Abstract
Period
1970-1980
Sold with frame
No
Sold by
BelgiumVerified
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Objects sold
100%
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